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Luxury news: Discovering laid-back Lausanne

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LUXURY
January 04, 2024
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Discovering the laid-back luxury of Lausanne
It's as chic as the French Riviera, but without pretention. It's similar to Montreux, minus the palm trees and veneer of hipness. And its views of the French Alps are better than the views the French have of the Swiss shore.
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Mandarin Oriental will rebrand Budapest's Gellert Hotel
The Mandarin Oriental Gellert, Budapest is expected to open in 2027 after a renovation.
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Crystal Chairmen's Cruise will feature Manfredi Lefebvre and Geoffrey Kent
Guests will have opportunity to engage with two travel industry titans.
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Aurora Anguilla Resort hosting culinary event in May
The four-day Anguilla Culinary Experience includes chefs' dinners, resort parties, beach barbecues, cooking competitions and much more.
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St. Regis resort on Florida's Gulf Coast expected to open next summer
The St. Regis Longboat Key promises guests access to 800 feet of private beach and a four-acre saltwater lagoon populated with stingrays, turtles and tropical fish.
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Ritz-Carlton plans a second hotel in Egypt
Expected to open in 2027, the Ritz-Carlton Cairo, Palm Hills will comprise 150 guestrooms and 50 serviced apartments and will boast views of the pyramids of Giza.
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